Where can I get the Lof5rings miniatures?

I know there is a set of miniatures like the ones used in wargammes derivated from the Lof5rings games. Somebody knows where can I find them?

Thanks in advanced

I think the Miniatures are called Clan Wars and i've only seen them at a local game store in San Francisco.Maybe if you do a search for Clan Wars you might come up with something.Sorry i can't be anymore help all i can say is the figures look pretty good.

Michael

heya choco, i collect and paint l5r miniatures, its called clan wars, you can buy them in ebay just type in the key word clan war, also you can go to www.google.com and type in the same key word, but normally i buy my stuff at a miniature store near my place in maryland called dream wizards, a word of warning though, buy these things if you really want them cuz they could be a little bit on the expensive side when you get hooked, i suggest that you look for one first around your area so that you could see it personally, its a thing of beauty if properly painted but it also requires lots of patience, personally i collect scorpion clan miniatures for my diorama, im trying to recreate the scorpion clan coup if your familiar with the l5r history, good luck in your quest and let me know if you have any more questions.oh by the way look at this site for a heads up www.kendoka.com

Since you are in Boston...

You should have several BIG game stores in town or at least within driving distance (I'm west coast so I am thinking cars, but whatever...)

By game store, I don't mean gamekeeper, although they could have some... I mean like a wargame/role-playing store....

Any role-playing store should have some of the figures... Also, any store that sells Warhammer figures should have some figurines

-Zen Blade

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These folks are friendly (mail order miniatures).
http://www.warweb.com/ordwar.html

Hey Thanks for the answers.

And yep in Boston there are several RPG and Wargaming stores. But these stores basically cater to the most known products. The variety is bery limited.

What you find there is 99% fantasy stuff like Warhammer (which is not bad, but is freaking expensive and certainly not my thing).

While we in the Twin Cities have a great miniature/gaming location in the Source (they have about a three foot long section of wall dedicated to Clan War miniatures, plus a small display for the box sets), another place to look for them might be model/hobby shops.

I was amazed at how many miniature soldiers and fantasy figurines were at one model shop where I used to live. They had an aisle dedicated to them.